Compulsory Basic Training – CBT

The Compulsory Basic Training course, or CBT as it’s known, is designed to get you off to the right start on your motorcycling career, and helps prepare you for the practical motorcycle test. You don’t need to take a theory test before completing a CBT. Our course has a maximum of two students to one instructor (other schools offer 3:1 or even 4:1 which drastically reduces the quality & safety of the tuition).

GETTING STARTED

If you’ve never ridden a motorbike or scooter before (especially clutch & gears) you may wish to consider a New Rider Course. These are 60 or 90 minute sessions on a one-to-one basis with a qualified instructor. There is no pressure from other learners and no obligation to take on further training if you discover that biking isn’t for you.

CBT FORMAT

The course will take at least one full day and consists of five modules. Download a typical CBT timetable here if you are interested in an in-depth description of the course. Don’t worry if your training requires extra days. Everyone is different and we will be more than happy to help you through to completion. There is a reduced charged for additional days required to complete your training if you are unable to finish it in one day.

COMPULSORY BASIC TRAINING (CBT)

CBT course is not a test it is basic training and consists five part modular assessment of you skills, this is done over the course of a day (8.45-17.00)but does not guarantee you will receive a certificate at the end of the 1st day, unless you are able to demonstrate your ability to continue as a learner for a two year period. Everybody has to complete CBT before you can take further training. You do not need to take a Motorcycle theory test before a CBT can be taken. (for further info & online booking see here)

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